BIG STORY : आम्रपाली सिलीकॉन सिटी को खरीदने वालों की लाइन लगी, 30 बड़े नाम लाइन में
आम्रपाली सिलीकॉन वेली को खरीदने वालों की लाइन लगी, 30 बड़े नाम लाइन में #amrapali #siliconvally #resale #reality #realestate
आम्रपाली के सिलिकॉन सिटी के खरीदारों के लिए अच्छी खबर है. इस प्रोजेक्ट को खरीदने के लिए कई नामी कंपनियां आगे आ रही है. खबरों के मुताबिक करीब 30 से ज्यादा बड़े बिल्डर आम्रपाली के इस प्रोजेक्टर में इस प्रोजेक्ट में देश के कुछ बडे डेवलपर्स ने रुचि दिखाई है.
आजतक की एक्सक्लूसिव खबर के मुताबिक ये डेवलपर इस प्रोजेक्ट को खरीदना चाहते हैं उनमें इनमें गोदरेज, टाटा, पूर्वांकरा, कल्पतरु, एल्डिको, एटीएस,…
I got on the trip! I don't know what I am most excited to see - Google or Facebook. By the theme of this blog, it seems like its Google. I just want to see if the rumours about this amazing google building are true. I am also excited to see the computing in schools in America. Honestly I just want it to be February. We heard a bit about the trip this week and it just seemed so event-filled that I won't be bored. That's me in a nutshell this week.
You guys are arguing over what metaphor to use to agree with each other. This is the inefficiency I'm trying to eliminate. My suggestions could actually help you beat me in this argument.
Do you see the irony there?
In Silicon Valley, annual tech salaries topped six figures for the first time since the survey began about a decade ago. The highest in the nation, Silicon Valley’s annual salary of $104,195, increased five percent year/year. In addition, bonuses are both fatter and more frequent in Silicon Valley — with 38 percent of tech professionals receiving bonuses at an average of $12,450.
The largest: Austin, Texas with a 13 percent jump in pay to average $89,419. Portland, Oregon showed an annual wage increase of 12 percent to $82,055; Houston saw seven percent growth ($89,307); and Washington D.C. experienced nearly six percent growth ($94,317).
Chicago and Seattle each garnered five percent increases in average tech salaries, Denver and Dallas/Ft. Worth managed four percent growth, while New York, Los Angeles and Raleigh, North Carolina each increased three percent.
Conventional wisdom says that as Silicon Valley goes, so goes the tech world. That’s true, and Silicon Valley is going well, but it doesn’t tell the entire story when it comes to tech employment, added Mr. Silver. Nationally, we’re seeing stiffer competition and higher salaries for tech pros with the right skill sets and the right experience level.
While salaries are on the rise among technology professionals, entry-level salaries continue to be pushed downward, according to the survey. The professionals who generally saw their wages increase were those with 11 or more years of experience in their field.
